This call is most likely coming from a third party sleaze outfit calling 95 times a week "On Behalf Of" Bank of America, regarding my mortgage payment. I don't need to answer it...I KNOW all they want to know is when I'm going to send a payment in. They're like a (&U#$O! PARROT! "When will you pay?" When will you Pay? 'When will you PAY" Arrrack....wanna' cracker"! I know I'm late....if I could pay on time....you wouldn't have to call me. I sent in the paperwork once for HARP and found that the payment was going to be a $1,000 higher than it is NOW. I don't know about YOU ZIPPY....but if I can't pay the current payment on time...what makes you think I could catch up with a payment $1,000 HIGHER? I called the mortgage company and tried to explain this...they cut me off and said (and I QUOTE) We're not INTERESTED in making your payment more affordable, we're interested ONLY in bringing you CURRENT!" Well, Bank of America... F(&@# YOU! That's NOT what the Government program was designed for....but as always, you've figured out a way to skirt the LOOPHOLES and make it PROFITABLE for only YOU! I hope you burn to the ground.
This was "Broker Match" calling about lowering my mortgage rates. Um, I don't HAVE a mortgage. Anyway, I played along as I ALWAYS do, and the operator assured me that I would receive offers from brokerages soon. Less than 5 minutes later, Quicken Loans called from Detroit. 25 minutes later, after getting zero results for my credit score ("Wow, weird - I'm going to have to contact tech support...") using my (completely bogus) SSN, he promised to contact me again. Cool - in the meantime, I filed a complaint with the BBB, against Quicken Loans, for violating the law by disregarding the National Do-Not-Call Registry. Actually, this is the SECOND complaint I've filed with the same office for the same issue. The first time, they promised it wouldn't happen again. If you don't like these calls,in violation of the DNCR, you might want to let Quicken Loans know how you feel...